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.\::r w THl CAMOtli CHWOWICH, CAMOW, tOUTH CAlilt.lWA, nttOAY, AUQUtT J1, IMS < i ) ( \ ( T\ ■ V. I I a-«*n H. Poo«ar spent Ust week fcl oM noma In Gibson, N. C. HsmJnnn^t of Lnnenstsr, was l^kor in Camdsn rtcsntijr. • GsmWtn® Bnrln of York, was J^eet for sereral days of Miss ifiiu Clarkion. ®S!uln Moultris a Bums of ^ton, spent ^ with i^^oother. Mrs. James H. Burns. Hwbert DonoTsn of CharlotlesTllIe, ^ risltlnff his uncle, ^hard S. Hallle CUrkson is npendinf a St Folly Beach with Captain ^Tun William Clarkson. and Mrs. Francis CmUhill of wSLnsbur*. Va., spent two days and Mrs. E. N. McDoweU. *wr and Mrs. Benton Darpon of pjljjifton, were rUltors In Camden M Taetday. Joe Gutbrle, who has been located ta Charleeton for the past few years, the week-end In Camden. Mr and Mrs. John Irrln of Spartan. Cere the week-end guests of 'James Allen. Mrs I»aise McLeod spMit last Wednesday and Thursday In Orange- ^ Tlslting relatlTss. Mine Betty Brown of Raleigh, N. C.. Hist lait week-end with Miss Marg- H. Hilton returned to cuBden Monday from Roclr Hill after with her slster-in.law, Mrs. Mton B. HUton, on Oakland Ato. and Mrs. Richard S. Kirk and ftailT of Ingleeide Plantation, were Tkltore at Eulainrine and PtDOpoIIs till week. Wn Jobn Villepigue and son, }*fc. T»wi vnifeplgue, are spending a week ^ Mr. and Mrs. Dougall Bissell of Charleeton. Wn James Allen and children and gri W. L. DePass, Sr., who spent thc esnuner In Camden hare returned to their home In New York. Deu Boykin, Jr^ Is visiting rela- lins in Charlotte, N. C., for several toys. From there he will go to Wiahlngton. gn Thomas AlezandM* and daugh ter Miss Meu Alexander, of Camp totser, were the gueeta for a, week M Mr. and Mrs. Bolivar Boykin. Ml StephMi Richards McRae, who vu a prisoner of 'war In Germany, b BOW home on leave. He spent last seek in Chester with bis aunt, Mra., Bo^ Bankhead. priends of Henry Carrlson, Srd, are {tod to hear of hla promotion to Lt Commander In the Navy. He has toes in the South Pacific for tome Mn Deas Boykin and Deaa Boykin, jr^ ipent several days lat week in Asterson. They were the gueats of Mn. Boykin's sister, Mrs. A. C. Bndhtm. Little Misses Willie Mae and Dolly MeCas. daughters of Mr. W. W. Mc- Cas, o( Columbia, have returned after a veik't visit here with their aunt, MiwJiaBiie McCaa. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grant and (wag dauMter. CasMlna, raitfmed to limi. Fla., last week, after a vialt kte with Mrs. Grant's parents, Mr ai lira Joe GasUn. 8.8ft. Leroy 8. Davldaon, Jr., who vu recently discharged from tiie my and is now living In Dayton, Okh), spent several' days this week sith his mother, Mrs. Annie David MS Oa Saturday afternoon Mr. and In. C. C. WhlUker. Jr., entertained I large group of friends at their home a IdrtUeton street in honor of their Ml. Lt Caleb C. Whitaker, Srd, who nceotly returned from overaeasi Mn. Gene RuaseU entertained a few Mendi on Saturday afternoon with a Irop-in party at the home of her par. ■ts. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Clarkson, ■ honor of Mra. James Clarkson, Jr., )t Darlington. Miasea Barbara and Katherine Olov. v, who have been visiting Mist ^Ise Ancrum, have returned to laahlngton. Their father, CapUin Catoe Glover, formerly of Admiral ^tt’a staff, will return to tea l«y soon. Miss Phyllis Karesh, whose marrl- >!• to Captain Arnold Allen, will take lace In the early fall, was entertaln- M on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Jack lottles. Bridge was played, during IW afternoon after which Mlaa Kareah *u presented with a kitchen shower. Kn. J. B. Gaskins, Jr., and young **• Joey, have returned to \helr here after a visit with Mw ^tn’s parents In Sumter. Mrs. “Jrtln and sons. Robert and Joey, remain here at their home jkhH* w husband, Cpl, Gaskin, la serving • the Pacific. ^k Watkins of Cassatt, bns re- J^ad after spending several d5ay» ■ New York vMting bla slatwr4n-lnw, Walter V. Watkins. He was ac- [Ji^led home by lira. Watkins and 1^. who expect to mmaln hare for *• mended visit Mrs. James Clarkson, Jr., the form er Miss Frances Dargan of Darling. ^ spent two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Clarkson. Sr. Mrs. Alf Pickard, of Chapel Hill, N. C., was a gnest this week of her aunt Mrs. C, C. Vaughan, on Walnut street Hagood RockabeA and Mariannh Huckabee of Columbia, have returned to their home after spending last week here with their grandmother, Mrs. H. O. Huckabeec Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Watkins of Cassatt have ratomed to their home after spending the week-end with relatlvee at Folly Beach and lale of Palms. Miss Adu Caddell has returned to her home in DuBose Park after spend ing sevMuI weeks with Miss Lillie Mae Blackwell of Conway. While there they visited at Myrtle Beach. MorreH’s Inlet and Brookgreen gar. dens. Visitors at the homo of Mrs. Luey Warr and family last Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. L, C. Gay and children of Charlotte, N. C.. Mrs. Sallle B. Reynolds and son. John Robert, Mias Ada Caddell, Rev Owens S. Brad shaw of Columbia. Miss Mildred Henstess of Hartsvllle. Carroll Davis of Sumter. Mrs. James^ A. Bell has returned home after haVing been on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Hary Bromley at Plattshnrg, N. Y. While there she also visited at Lake Placid and Sa ranac Lake. Before return to Camden she also visited her daughter, Mra. Stsntoy B. &Dfl6 at Rhlhebeck, N. Y. Mr. Brose haa been discharged from the army after serving three years overseas. FLANNER-ROZIER El Centre, Calif.. Ang.—Alice Lou nanner of New Bern. N. C., was married Thursday eveulng, July 11, to Marine Captain William Roderick Rosier, 24, of Cassatt The ceremony was p^ormed by the station chaplain at the base chapel at the Marine corps Air Station. Mra. Rosier, who Is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. William Planner of 69 E. Front St New Bern, was atten^ by Mra. J. B. Diehl, wife of Captain J. B. Diehl. Captain Joseph F. Hart* ter was heat man, who la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rosier of Cas. satt The bride wore a light blue summer dress with a amall peplum at the waist and hips. A wedding reception following the ceremony- was given by Captain and Mra. Diehl at their home in El Cen tre. Captain and Mrs. Rosier now live at 435 Sherman St, Calexico. Calif. • Captain Rosier is a graduate of Clemaon college, where be was a stu dent prior to entering the service In 1942. Drlf« Carrfally--^>v a Lltm, DeLoadis Are tnn^ W illy Lt‘ John K. deLoach who haa bean statioaed on the west coast on a naval assignment since the early period of the war. Is leaving there with his family September 1. and will return to Camden to make his home. Mr. and Mrs. deLoach and sons plan to motor np the west coast into Canada and then head westward by way of Chicago on their way t.o Cam den. It la aasomed that upon retorning home Mr. deLoach will resume the practice of law, which he gave up when he went Into the navy. Marrion D. Kelley Called By Death Funeral services for Marlon D. Ksl- ley, 83, who died after an extended Illness at the residence of his 'daughtr 1 r. Mrs. J. H.McLeod on Lafayette venue In Camden last week, were held at the Komegay funeral home at 5 o’clock Sunday afternoon. Inter ment followed at the Pine Grove cemetery near Logoff. Mr. Kelley is survived by one son. J. L. Kslley of Columbia; one brother, W. B. Kelley of Camden; two daught ers. Mrs. J. H. McLeod and Mrs. Dou[glaa Aldrich of Camden, and a number of grandchlldreo and great grandchildren. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Preston' Rivers an nounce the antvst of a son, I^stoii Rodwell Rivers, Jr., on Saturday, August 25, at the Camden hosplUl. NO DAM WAfrrkD BAYS BIQ CROWD AT BUMTER MKET (Cotttinoed from Irst page) ' The meeting began at 11 o'clock, took an hour out for lunch and re turned nbont'2:2t for continued pre sentation of papers htat opposed the whole i^an. Only two were even Indulgeai Among Ghoae who were heard were; J. B. Hendrix. West Columbia-: Form er Mayor ot Sumter F. B. CiWh. who reminded that plants menaced In Smnter- alone had an annual payroll of |2.000,000; Bdwln B. Boyle, present mayor of Sumter; Mr. Felder of Orangeburg, representing a number of organisations and businesses, there and who remnided that he had not found a single person In his county who favored the project and that the feeling In all the towas of the coun ty was the same; R. M. Kennedy, Jr., of Camden and member of the bouse from Kershaw county, who also em- phasised that he had not met a single I>erson in his own county who favored the project. ‘*And I have made a canvass among a lot of people as to this.** CORSETS.... by Spencer • Designed for the Individual. Will be In Camden one day saeh week—if Interested, I will be glau to esW ^ MRS. JOE McCLURE Kershaw, S. C P.a Box 215 Phone 16 omittt THE HAT BOX Jacket of this Bobbie Brooke Oriipnal has lovely trapunto design oa breast podteta and buttons afl the way down front. Skirt ia three gored in back and has big kick pleat in front for plenty of freedom. Cornea in dashing, glamoro^ od« ora in our famous ^bbie Brooks 100% wool Shet land. Sixes 9 to 15 There's sipt Nnartmaa and popularity in this Bobbie Brookk Orif^nel niede ot "Amaritwill**, en AmeciMa fabric. A fly-lroot elsHie srliich win win yo« many admitinf i^anoat. 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